Milk replaces beer in shipyard work in New Hampshire
In a temperance stance, shipyard workers in Beattle shift to milk to sustain strength, with tankfuls of milk aiding riveters and forge workers. Prohibition in New Hampshire shows man power savings, as eight cities report fewer work losses after paydays, estimating about 20,000 dollars saved for one month.
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Beattle
Aidan
Twilk
Fevervn Ih
Bouttte
W. S Dalley
New Hampshire
Commonwealths
Berlin
Concord
Dover
Manchester
Portsmouth
Bomersworth
Tome
Chris
Wight
Bible Class Discontinued by Prohibition in the South
Anna Gore Don, president of the National WCTU, reports prohibition satisfied people in dry regions during a four mile trip through the South. In Portland and Seattle no industrial disturbance followed adoption. one exception was that the largest Bible class in the country was put out of business in Portland.
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South
Anna A. Goredon
Fe National
W. G T. U0
Portland
Ore
Seattle
Wao
Hit
Woman's Christian Temperance Anion
Abstinence and Efficiency in Wartime Work
The article argues abstinence boosts efficiency in soldiers and workers. It claims prolonged intoxication reduces shooting and labor effectiveness by about 20 percent after reintroduction of supplies. It asserts civilians and soldiers cannot work well while intoxicated and emphasizes economic strain from alcohol harming the home front.
Soldier's Plea A Call To Aid Prohibition Measure
In the Letters from the People section a soldier pleas for action to support a Prohibition measure. He describes the impact of alcohol on families and urges readers to influence policy. He laments soldiers' suffering and the harms of drink.
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Chicago Herald
Time light helped kill Rasputin report from Aurich
Col Branman Laxavert and five others fled from his automobile after the Rasputin shooting outside Grand Duke Paviowski’s residence. The group claims Rasputin was killed for alleged German influence and peace aims. Laxavert, a Russian army medical service officer, and his wife fled Russia with their four month old baby. she serves as a nurse in France.
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Branman Laxavert
Aurich
Te Gmeds
Tusof
Hapsta
Germany
Lusavert
Tosputin
Russia
France
Prefers Wife to Throne in Romanian Royal Affair
Crown Prince Charles of Roumania declares thrones unstable and favors marrying the wife he loves over succession. He outruns royal pleas by marrying Ce ciile Lambring, daughter of a Roumanian army major, prompting King Ferdinand to 70 days of solitary confinement. An embassy was sent to undo the marriage but failed.
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Charles of
Roumania
Odessa
Ceciile Lambring
Ferdinand
Besmrabia
Aide Verdinand
Helene Vacaresco
Charles
Nicholas
Crowder a Missouri Boy
Rouch Herbert Crowder, born April 11 1850 in Edinburgh Missouri five miles west of Trenton, rose to provost marshal general of the US Army. He attended Grand River College at Kyline burgh and West Point, graduating with honors in 1871 after a cadetship appointment by Henry M. Pollard from Missouri.
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Trenton
Grandy County
Missouri
Edinburgh
Rouch Herbert Crowder
United States Army
John Mr
Mary C. Crowder
Mimnhood
Mosl
General Crawder
Kyline Burgh
Grand Iver College
Grand Meer College
Young Crowder
United States Military Academy
West Point
Henry M. Pollard
Eunereaimin
J. Q. Brown
Hartman County
Brown
Crowder
West Punt
Minister to Honduras Thomas Bambols Juses Dies
Thomas Bambols Juses, appointed special minister to Honduras in 1914, died October 5 in Jackson Louisiana. An Orentenary College alumnus with A B and A M degrees, he held a law degree and edited the Louisiane State Journal and Louisiane Estrator. He served as secretary to Governor Foster and as a colonel in the era of Louisiana governors, later directing the Panama Exposition and serving as judge of Bates Rouge inferior court.
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Thomas Bambols Juses
Pavay
United States
Republic of Honduras
Ters
Jackson
Orntenary College
Tulse
Louisiane State Journel
Sod
Louisiane Estrator
Foster
Laursiana
Bates Rouge
San Francisco
Bern
Chaimnan Ved
Borren
Losisi
Tidy Lane Cottage Dreams Turn To War Time Tales
Two city women Alice Whittier and Helen Randolf move to secluded No 9 in Tidy Lane Long Island. They plant a garden, uncover manuscript notes by Philip Cheyne, publish his short stories in a popular magazine, and await his return wounded from war as they nurture new homes and futures.
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Alice
Long Island
Helen Handon
Tidy Inne
Tidy Lane
Allen
Helen Randolf
Tralin
Ehair Ste
Uncle Bam
Alice Whitter
France
Helen
Cirie
Phillip Cheyne
New York
Vaen
Telen
Reater
Philip Cheyne
Dearin
Helen Sundelt
Philly Cheyne
Cheyne
Arthur
Jare
Alec
Thylene
Amity
Ita
Oworr
Atlee
No. 1
Fle
N Howe
Petit
Magnelia
Aline
Myths Clash Across Lands Reveal Ancient Beliefs
Fragmented text discusses mythic beliefs across Ireland Scotland and Wales, noting preservation of ancient drecon stories despite currency changes. Mentions a sneered Digstayer, the moon, and creation myths shaping early human spirit quests and cultural influence on later beliefs.
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Ireland
Scotland
Wales
Drecon
Digstayer
Weil
Musermenen
Rexye
This Woman Saved From an Operation
A Black River Falls Wisconsin reader praises Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound for curing her organic troubles and avoiding surgery. The note adds that many women share similar experiences, urging others to try the remedy and spread the word.
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Black River Faille
Wis
Lydia W Pinkham
Lydia E. Pink
Mre
A. W. Sovran
Black River Falls
Black River Falls, Wie
Binzer
For & Icine Co
Loni
Woodrow Wilson Quote Fragments On Public Enterprise
An idle quotation fragment attributes a line about a good enterprise to Woodrow Wilson, lacking clear context or fresh reporting and not tied to a verifiable event or source document.
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